Akkeron Fenix Edition A22 RC

Introduction

The Akkeron Fenix Edition A22 RC is a heavy, diamond-shaped power racket for advanced players who want maximum punch.

Shape & Balance

The diamond shape puts the balance high in the head. You get a top-heavy swing that generates massive power on smashes and flat shots.

But that comes at a cost. The high balance makes the racket feel heavier than its 355-375 grams, so you need strong wrist and arm control.

Grip

The grip feels standard, with no surprises. It's comfortable in hand for most players.

Over a long match, the extra weight can tire your forearm. You might need a grip tackier for better hold, but that's personal preference.

Power & Control

Power is the star here. With a 9/10 score, this racket delivers explosive acceleration when you put in the effort.

Control is still high at 8.4/10, but it's not a control racket. You have to be precise with your swing path; the racket won't correct for sloppy technique.

Comfort & Speed

Comfort is medium due to the EVA MID core and carbon-glass mix. It's not harsh, but it's not plush either.

Speed is where this racket falls short. With a maneuverability score of 7.4/10, it's slower in volley exchanges. You'll need extra time to get it into position.

Materials & Durability

The frame and faces are 95% carbon and 5% glass. That's a high carbon content, which usually means a stiff, durable construction.

The EVA MID core is a mid-density foam that balances power and comfort. It should hold up well over time, but no specific durability rating is given.

Analysis

This racket hits hard. The 9/10 power rating is real — you can end points with a single smash. The diamond shape moves the weight into the head, so you get a heavy, top-heavy swing.

Control is still high at 8.4/10, but it's not forgiving. You need clean technique to place the ball. The sweet spot is solid (7.9/10) but not huge, so off-center hits feel less precise.

The medium feel and EVA MID core give a balanced response — not too hard, not too soft. Rebound is solid at 7.9/10, so the ball comes off the face with good speed without feeling dead.

Maneuverability is the weak point at 7.4/10. At 355-375 grams, this is a heavy racket. Fast exchanges at the net require effort, and you'll feel the weight over a long match.

If you're an aggressive player with good footwork, this racket is a weapon. If you're a beginner, intermediate, or someone with a slower swing, look elsewhere — you'll struggle to control it.